Best Preventative Maintenance in Austin TX

Had Duhon Electric out to my house earlier this week to troubleshoot/solve a sporadic electrical issue which resulted from recents storms. William was able to work me in between appointments and quickly found and fixed the problem. Duhon’s quick response and resolution was critical as I was expecting a houseful of company. Chafge was very reasonable. I’ll definitely use Duhon again.

This company charges WAY too much. They just replaced two light fixtures and did a few small things (like replacing the battery in the smoke detector) and charged $580. This seems totally outrageous. I would never call this company again.

Very knowledgeable and professional

The reviews left by some of the folks here sound staged and nothing like the people I know at Brighthouse Electric. Mendy is the most professional and wonderful person to work with. She is kind and chock-full of integrity. The electricians came to my house on time, with smiles and a great attitude. They got the installations done quickly and efficiently and their pricing was affordable.

That weer very professional and great to wrk with. They are our goto electricians

Yesterday my children were playing in the living room of my house and they damaged my air conditioning thermostat, fortunately Turbo offers an excellent serviceRepair, my air conditioning was repaired and like new.

TL;DR you pay excellent prices for good service.ProsOnline quote process is easy to complete; they came when they said they would; appeared knowledgeable; and installed a working charger in several hours.ConsOriginal quote included boilerplate verbiage that was not appropriate for our installation and I had to ask for it to be corrected to ensure I understood what they were quoting; they cleaned up some, but not all of the mess they made; I requested quote on an additional scope of work and am still waiting to receive that-- I told the salesperson I preferred to cancel the install date and wait for the quote but felt pushed into the date they gave me; I had to reach out to the administrative office twice to obtain the information I needed to file for the City of Austin rebate.And my bad: I approved the $299 upsell on the whole home surge protector, and once it was installed, realized it was actually just for electronics (e.g. not medical equipment), has a two-year warranty, and was a device that retails for $52 on Amazon that can easily be installed by the homeowner.